Need a new work comvertible laptop/tablet

[lino6]

My manager wants me pick a new computer for work. I would like to get a new convertible tablet, something that I can use both in the office and when I'm out training and doing inspections. I currently have a Fujitsu Lifebook convertible tablet that is not touch screen but has a stylus. It has been a great computer but is long in the tooth and slower than a 90 year old getting to the point..... Has anyone recently purchased something or can recommend something.

This computer must have/be:
Not Apple/Mac/I anything. IT department and I will not have it
Must be Windows
Needs to have Ethernet (docking station or port replicator is ok)
Would like the be able to plug in a data projector in out training rooms (adapter would be ok)
Needs to have a stylus

Toshiba used to make the exact thing I wanted but don't seem to make it anymore. Something like a Surface Pro 3 could do the job as long as I work would fork out for the dock. If anyone has any suggestions I would appreciate it! Something like this.

http://www.toshiba.com/us/computers/laptops/satellite/U920T/U925T-S2301

Remember, no apples.... 

 

[Bird]

Panasonic Toughbooks are bulletproof.. but expensive

we run DULLS at work and have all been bullet proof runnin win 7 64bit..  5540's 8 gig ram etc

[lyn4680]

I have the Surface Pro 2 for work (with the dock when I'm in the office so I'm running 2 normal computer screens plus the surface as a notepad) and the more I use it the more I like it. I don't know if it meets all your technical reqs but it's a handy bit of machinery.

The only problem is you start looking like a bit of a wally when you try and use the 'touchscreen' on a normal laptop (but that could just be me)

[D4D]

Have a look at the Lenovo Yoga

[lino6]

I have a Surface Pro 2 at home and love it. It would probably do the job, but was wondering if there might have been something better. The Pro 3 has a bigger HD so leaning towards that.

Have a look at the Lenovo Yoga

I'd like to have a play with one of these. I wonder if the keyboard would be a problem in tablet mode?

Panasonic Toughbooks are bulletproof.. but expensive

we run DULLS at work and have all been bullet proof runnin win 7 64bit..  5540's 8 gig ram etc

Don't happen to have a mdl number for the Dells?

[fuji]

Another tough book for sure.

[paceman]

as previously specified, +1 for the lenovo yoga or the surface pro 3...

[ATC]

I just convinced my manager to let me get a Microsoft Surface Pro 3 (i7 / 8 GB / 512 GB)

Put a screen protector & folio case on it - damn thing is brilliant!

I have a Docking station for the office comming, and also brough VGA / HDMI cables, Type Cover keyboard & ethernet.

Is it as tough as Panasonic, not much out there is that strong.

Fast to start, took a few minutes to get used to Windows 8.1, but I'm getting there.
Be interestign when I start doign webinar demos off it - but that was partly what I brough it for.

[kalex]

I've got a Surface Pro 3, love it awesome do everything device.
Took a while to get used to windows 8 after years with a mac, but otherwise great.

[lino6]

I'm starting to think Surface Pro 3. Might have to go into somewhere like JB and try out a few I think